force-ui-direction flag set to RTL mode vs selecting an RTL language work differently |
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Issue descriptionMoving this over from https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=871162#c6: We're noticing some elements on the NTP behave differently when the force-ui-direction flag is set to RTL mode vs selecting an RTL language. I noticed that you added the force-ui-direction flag - is this feature intended to emulate setting an RTL language, or something more than that? Thanks! If it's meant to emulate setting an RTL language, there may be a bug in how the flag is set up.
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Aug 30
Ramya - when you have a chance can you try to track down who created the force-ui-direction flag originally?
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Aug 30
Looking at https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/49ae7c7da53213681a835f53380f275af4c0a4e4, mgiuca@ could be the person you are looking for.
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Aug 30
Let's try that :)
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Aug 31
Hi, I added this flag, yes. Note that it was never intended to be a full substitute for changing the language to RTL. It's designed to help developers build RTL UI while still working in their native language, but you still need to test in the real language. There are a number of issues with it, but most importantly, it only works with Views UI. It is not designed to work with web UI (such as the NTP) which would require changes to the Blink rendering engine. Marking as WontFix.
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Sep 10
That's good to know, thanks mgiuca@!
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Nov 29
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Comment 1 by vabr@chromium.org
, Aug 28